Reviews for The Playboy Assignment Manga

It's a development that can be said to be the royal road of HQ? That's fine. Although there were twists and turns, the two seize happiness ←← it's really good (^^)

It's a common story where two people who passed by and broke up in the past due to a misunderstanding are reunited... It's a common story, but what I think is a very good work is the following. (Spoiler) There's nothing wrong with the heroine, and the hero's one-sided misunderstanding. Also, as is the case with other works by this author, the conversation between the two main characters is witty and enjoyable. There isn't the aggressive story that Harlequins tend to have. Those are the three points above. I really like this author because there are no flaws.

Is the father the reason for the hero's disparity complex? I understood, and it was unavoidable, but it would have been nice if I had thought carefully about what kind of child the heroine was. I wanted to tell them that I wouldn't trick them into being the child's father even though there's no relationship.

Work didn't come to the forefront as much as Series 1, but the feeling that contrary to my own thoughts, I had to fulfill customer requests clearly showed how difficult it was. In the end, that's a good spice in this story, though.

The review was difficult, but I enjoyed reading it unexpectedly. Passing by from misunderstandings is a common story, and there are plenty of thrilling points where both the heroine and hero should have had proper discussions to resolve misunderstandings, but I'm relieved by the stable happy ending. The feeling that it was so easy to clean up at the end is a bit disappointing, isn't it?

The melting of snow in his heart is the key, but I wanted to get lost. Why is that happening, why don't you notice it! He even felt a bit feminine, but in fact, he was doing his best to make his business a success, so that's fine. Why doesn't the heroine try to explain properly? I thought. Well, it can't be helped when anger is intense. At the end of a happy end◎

I can't believe I'm being dragged again by someone who didn't believe me. There were no sweet scenes after the reunion, and in addition to his past feelings of being alone, it was an overcoat of misunderstanding after 8 years of bad luck. Those are probably two yellow cards. Her mother was heartbroken, and it wasn't strange that the heroine herself was mentally nervous about the downfall of the house that had been empty. I can't help but feel like I'm forgiving too easily. His apology is unsatisfactory. I felt like there was a little more catharsis, so I decided on the number 4 stars. This story boils down to just one word: I'm glad that the heroine was finally able to get together with the person she liked so much and should be called the only one. The heroine overcame numerous events and arrived at happiness. There is nothing cute about male characters in this series, either in the first story or this one. There is no decisive fault with the heroine. I want to think that it is because men have deeper feelings that there is a magnitude of disappointment. Also, I want to believe that after the settlement, there will be a big deal to make up for it.

As per the highly rated reviews, even common stories are easy to read when written by Ogata sensei. But what bothered me a bit was, when the heroine announced her false pregnancy, why didn't the hero confirm her true intentions? I feel like there are too many such patterns even if they end up getting married or breaking up.